SPASTICITY AND TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY Wakehealth.edu says. “An estimated 1 million Americans suffer from upper limb spasticity. The condition most commonly occurs after a stroke, but also occurs after spinal cord or traumatic brain injury or in adults with multiple sclerosis (MS) or cerebral palsy.” Spasticity is a condition that is not limited stroke, cerebral […]
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There are many brain injury symptoms, fortunately, there are many vitamins that supports brain health. The recovery of a traumatic brain injury can be increasingly overwhelmingly. It becomes crucial to establish an effective recovery process with the correct routines and solutions in place to help you get to a positive state of mind and physical […]
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Traumatic brain injury treatment (TBI) is a complex topic however, brain inflammation seems to be a common denominator among brain injury survivors. Experiencing brain inflammation (also known as “brain swelling”) after a traumatic brain injury is virtually inevitable. Just like with many other health conditions, inflammation occurs as a way to help your body, although […]
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Welcome to my TBI Treatment website. My name is Nolan Thomas McDonnell, and I’m a survivor of traumatic brain injury – something that ignited my mission towards inspiring those who want more out of life, despite their circumstances. One thing that I learned from my injury is that despite having a TBI CAN STILL live […]
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What exactly is spasticity, and how does Botox help? If you have undergone damage to your brain or spinal cord, two parts of the body that control voluntary movement, you could potentially have a spasticity condition. Spasticity is where certain muscles continuously contract, causing stiffness and tightness, which then disrupts speech, gait, and movements. […]
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After a traumatic brain injury, you’re left trying to cope with various issues you never thought you would have to deal with. There are headaches, paralysis, seizures, irritability, and many other health issues that vary depending on the circumstances. One of these possible health issues that may arise is ankle deformation, ankle contractures, and they […]
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